If you look at his pictures and then compare it to the text, it doesn't track too well.
The idea of having a cup wrist for pitch shots, cupping the wrist on the backstroke, bowing the wrist for chips to control trajectory, minimal shaft leaning on chips while even advocating laying back the shaft on pitches makes his technique appear to be more complex than needed. Then we take the changes at address position with the hands lower, etc....
On my second read. I think he has done a great job on identify faults and causes, but his written technique vs pictures along with some catch words seems off to me.
He beleives the pitch shot is high, little spin, lands softly and stops. He seems to be very much anti-back spin and pro-trajectory and run out.
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